November Market Watch: Calgary Real Estate Shows Resilience Amid Shifting Conditions

As the year winds down, Calgary’s real estate market continues to defy national cooling trends. While other major cities are seeing slower sales and softer prices, Calgary’s mix of population growth, affordability, and economic confidence keeps both residential and commercial demand steady heading into winter.

Residential Market: Tight Supply Keeps Prices Firm

According to the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB), inventory remains well below long-term averages. Detached and semi-detached homes continue to move quickly, particularly in family-friendly suburbs like Mahogany, Evanston, and Legacy. Entry-level buyers are still competing for limited listings, while investors are active in multifamily and secondary suite opportunities.

Average benchmark prices have stabilized, hovering near record highs set earlier in the year. Buyers are adapting to higher borrowing costs by prioritizing value and long-term equity — choosing Calgary for its balance of affordability, lifestyle, and employment opportunities.

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Commercial Market: Confidence Returns to Local Business

Calgary’s commercial real estate sector continues its recovery, driven by entrepreneurship and population inflow. Retail plazas and service-oriented spaces are experiencing steady leasing activity, while industrial and logistics properties remain among the city’s top-performing asset classes.

Business buyers and investors are increasingly drawn to Calgary’s pro-business environment and lower operating costscompared to other Canadian cities. That combination is fueling renewed confidence in everything from small family-run stores to large mixed-use developments.

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Looking Ahead: Steady Market, Smart Buyers

As we enter the final stretch of 2025, Calgary’s fundamentals remain strong: job creation, positive net migration, and balanced housing supply. The city continues to attract buyers looking for growth potential and long-term stability — qualities that have kept Calgary near the top of national housing performance charts.

Whether you’re buying your first home or adding to an investment portfolio, Calgary’s November market shows one thing clearly — steady demand and smart timing still create opportunity.

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